Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BARGAINS_ BEGINS TUESDAr On the above date we will open our to one of the Biggest Bargain Sales eve have all been salvaged from our fire sto tion, while others are somewhat damagt at practically your own prices. There v 2,000 Pairs of Shoes. They will go from 25c. a pair and up. Some of these Shoes are in perfect condition. Ginghams, Yellow and Check Homes p are in this lot. If you want to save none portunity. Remember the date, of I THE NEW ID OLD R. R. JENKINSON STAND. - r---~ ~ ---__" -. _- -- __ -e-- Ms Lucy Wilson has returned to Mrs. R. C. Baggett and --children, Ill 1Un * ~ Suter, after spending the Christ- wvho have been spending -sonmetiie' ---- --------- mas holidays with hcr parents, Judge at the home ofMr. and Mr.J. S. Published Every Wednesday an Mrs. John S. Wilson. Ridgeway, have returned to their Mr. andl Mrs. D. llirschmnn Pearl hm nAdn .C WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4,,1922 Hirschmann, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ness Work is progressing rapidly on the _ -._ ._ .-._ and baby, spent Newv Year's day in rebuilding of the store formerly oc Lake City with friends. cupied by 'The New Idea Company Miss Sue M. Sprott has returned t which was destroyed by fire on the Carolina College, in Maxton, N. C., Mrs. Helen Arrowsmith and child night before Thanksgiving. Mr. 0. where she is a teacher. ron of Florence, have returned home W. Mefoy has the contract. after a visit wvith her parents, Mr. Mrs. Morris Ness and children have and Mrs. P. B. Thames. NOTICE returned from a visit with relatives - in Bishopville. Weinberg Co. have wont inta Mr's. George Ilanks has as her ~IO ncag fMs u lri saei ol eund ti er guest her sister, Mirs. L4. Brinkley ofunith metn ofteceirs tme xpes ebay20h Ffy Georgetown.pecetvilbade afethtae Much to the Pleasure ( ?) of anthhen rntlf usa rtrst emdea uio' f "kids" school resumed its s e n topafe enighe oldy fe. Tu'iesdazy after a two-wveek's va~ation. *l . L WDN Mesdames Clarence Iseman and nrea oubahsiasetls l~)FIAT Ben Ness spent a fewv (lays last wveek ~ekhr ihhrprns r n in Sumter. Ms J .Radn Miss Marie Wells has re.. .ed to Miss aySu Wisnad ii-abdg pryonltWe esy Winthrop College, after spending the gnaGie aertre oClm feno ie nhnro e os holidays here. bnClee fe pnigtehl-get is Mrae ucno Messrs. Sam Richman andl Harrygenanlrdwscridotnth Steinhardt have returned home from MssCeseE . zsrtreltodcain, rfehets nd ad a business tipl to New York. Alna hr h satahri n ~it~ cr ad. Atrtegm Mr. and Mrs. '1. M. K(ennedy an-hoiasahoeth gut.Telrisgvn re nounce the birth of :' baby boy on frtpieabxocndMsAln January 3rd'o.A'.adMs.f.Vo atnan Badaboypieaow rpu, .Lida Sprott has returned to cmo'2t o~hmte aegvnpie o fpweMs ucn Rlandoolph-Macon College in Virginia, tenm fAne.ent.'loepeeticue: Meae after spending the holidays here. AlnBahm ereWlimJ Miss Margaret D~uncan left Mon-CahadCrySoetMrJ. .WenrgLonWibgD Lv, day for Benmnettsville, after a visit to o el of orso. Tebsns J 1. rvE.SEviCa.G gr Mrs. T. M. Mouzon.willecnutda th saesa .anlMsBaied Miss Aline Duhlose has returned ''i mrcnLgo otejydCR FTA K from a visit with relatives and firiends foytr spe 'usdy ig , in Sumter. vihwssre intecu rom Iwihtexrsmysneeap ~Messrs. Charlie D~avis and Burgess Axlay idessonm ubn;drn Sprott have returned to Wolford Col-hiloglnesad et. spcly lege, a'ter' spending the holidays at M.adM'. '' .Pove n oIws otakte Msn n home.dagtrlaitthv rerndfo Shirsfraltedifohi.Ao Jud~ge .John S. Wilson is home from mathldy wihAr.Podnsofynltlyailb uiullrlo Union, where he has been holding mte.fmns court; he will he0 home for severalMr.GM.Sih weeks. The W. C. TI. U. wvill meet next Tuesday afteirnoon, .T'anuary 30th, at (h ueTa at)N TC 4 o'clock at the home of Mirs. R. C. Wells. Ms epehv edf'mtm oni a ie ni aur Mr. and Mrs. Italy Wilson and tmdb hrpatcb eido n detsdfrsl family have returned to their home btfwi hsscinko ti p in Sumter after a visit wvith Judge lbet 0prcn foroiess nIeiay and Mrs. Jon . TWiLlson.L Mr. E. B. Shorter is installing a 01c or nMnig3~~.Tw fMnig planing mill at his lumber yardl atm. Mna, Wdeay Frd . - - . - Davis Station. Hie expects to be inHoe fMr.aneI rt. operation by January 15th. Ntc Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ilaynesworth, oaIw riga ntuetfr dlaughters Louise, Belva and Clara tsigtehatadbodpesr, Frtears n ov~lno h and son T. B., Jr., have returned to adwl ega omk he et at rprisbekn I nlrb their home in Florence after a visit wtotcaga a stm e-bn h tr f . Raoa withMr. nd rs. . C Davs. HitrschmannlMr. Dacdmbrs.9,Ben2Nesc :loors in the told R.. .Jenkinson Stand r pulled off in this section. These goods :k.. Some of them are in perfect condi d. We are going to close them all out vill be put on Sale over 5,000 Yards of Cloth going from 3c. per yard and up. Some of thiese goods are slightly damaged, while others are almost perfect. un, Bleach, Sheetings, Serges and Silks y~ during these hard times, flow is the op he Opening, Tuesday, January 10th. EA COMPANY. - MORRIS NESS, Manager. Cold Weather SPECIALS We have a large assortmerit ot Ladies' All-Wool Coats at $5095 and $9.50 Misses' Coats, All-Wool, at *$4.95 .Children's Coats at $2.95 to $4.50 Full line of Men's Overcoats at Close Out Prices. You don't have to shiver these cold days when you can wrap yourself around one of these Coats at these prices. Remember our Motto: RIFF & NESS "Sells It For Less" BEN NESS - - HARRY RIFF 5 . "I ti - II I~ . 1 _; . , a. Ior i h l . .jflno tn